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Extending New START is a good start for Biden
The news that the Biden administration will seek a five-year extension of the nuclear pact is welcome. But the president should not be afraid to keep going and push arms control further.
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How effective is America’s deterrence?
Deterrence is not a static policy that can be instituted and remain effective; it needs to be maintained and updated periodically to cope with evolving conditions.
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How to see in the dark—and why we need to
Satellite imagery that penetrates clouds and smoke can monitor for human conflict
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President Biden shouldn’t replace military strength with diplomacy
If the Biden administration is serious about the security of our nation, it must ensure a strong national defense that will deter China and Russia.
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A fake story about the secretary of defense stole my real byline
It looked like a Defense News story but the truth was this meme was full of lies and intent on spreading misinformation.
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Here are the challenges involved in building the future US Navy
Cost control has to be restored if there is to be any hope of rebuilding the Navy.
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The US must invest and prepare for the threat of what is yet to come
We can make our threats sincerely, but without a capability to back them up, they’re not credible.
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To meet nonproliferation goals, Biden must commit to nuclear modernization
The threat of America’s nuclear arsenal is a tool that can drive Russia and China to nonproliferation negotiations, argues John D. Maurer.
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AlphaDogfight should scare the Air Force straight … into scaling AI efforts
Two captains have ideas to help the Air Force accelerate its efforts to ready itself for the artificial intelligence revolution.
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Biden should focus Defense Production Act on fixing the COVID supply chain
Jeffrey Bialos argued that Biden needs to focus the use of the Defense Production Act on understanding and fixing the supply chain left behind by the Trump administration.
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Extending New START is a good start for Biden
The news that the Biden administration will seek a five-year extension of the nuclear pact is welcome. But the president should not be afraid to keep going and push arms control further.
-
How effective is America’s deterrence?
Deterrence is not a static policy that can be instituted and remain effective; it needs to be maintained and updated periodically to cope with evolving conditions.
-
How to see in the dark—and why we need to
Satellite imagery that penetrates clouds and smoke can monitor for human conflict
-
President Biden shouldn’t replace military strength with diplomacy
If the Biden administration is serious about the security of our nation, it must ensure a strong national defense that will deter China and Russia.
-
A fake story about the secretary of defense stole my real byline
It looked like a Defense News story but the truth was this meme was full of lies and intent on spreading misinformation.
-
Here are the challenges involved in building the future US Navy
Cost control has to be restored if there is to be any hope of rebuilding the Navy.
-
The US must invest and prepare for the threat of what is yet to come
We can make our threats sincerely, but without a capability to back them up, they’re not credible.
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To meet nonproliferation goals, Biden must commit to nuclear modernization
The threat of America’s nuclear arsenal is a tool that can drive Russia and China to nonproliferation negotiations, argues John D. Maurer.
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AlphaDogfight should scare the Air Force straight … into scaling AI efforts
Two captains have ideas to help the Air Force accelerate its efforts to ready itself for the artificial intelligence revolution.
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Biden should focus Defense Production Act on fixing the COVID supply chain
Jeffrey Bialos argued that Biden needs to focus the use of the Defense Production Act on understanding and fixing the supply chain left behind by the Trump administration.
-
Extending New START is a good start for Biden
The news that the Biden administration will seek a five-year extension of the nuclear pact is welcome. But the president should not be afraid to keep going and push arms control further.
-
How effective is America’s deterrence?
Deterrence is not a static policy that can be instituted and remain effective; it needs to be maintained and updated periodically to cope with evolving conditions.
-
How to see in the dark—and why we need to
Satellite imagery that penetrates clouds and smoke can monitor for human conflict
-
President Biden shouldn’t replace military strength with diplomacy
If the Biden administration is serious about the security of our nation, it must ensure a strong national defense that will deter China and Russia.
-
A fake story about the secretary of defense stole my real byline
It looked like a Defense News story but the truth was this meme was full of lies and intent on spreading misinformation.
-
Here are the challenges involved in building the future US Navy
Cost control has to be restored if there is to be any hope of rebuilding the Navy.
-
The US must invest and prepare for the threat of what is yet to come
We can make our threats sincerely, but without a capability to back them up, they’re not credible.
-
To meet nonproliferation goals, Biden must commit to nuclear modernization
The threat of America’s nuclear arsenal is a tool that can drive Russia and China to nonproliferation negotiations, argues John D. Maurer.
-
AlphaDogfight should scare the Air Force straight … into scaling AI efforts
Two captains have ideas to help the Air Force accelerate its efforts to ready itself for the artificial intelligence revolution.
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Biden should focus Defense Production Act on fixing the COVID supply chain
Jeffrey Bialos argued that Biden needs to focus the use of the Defense Production Act on understanding and fixing the supply chain left behind by the Trump administration.
